Btrfs
A collection of content related to the btrfs file system and the linux commands that handle it.
Btrfs-property
Manual page and help for the btrfs-property linux command. Btrfs property is a command to read / set / list the properties of a specific file system object. The object can be an inode (file or directory), a sub-volume, or the entire file system. For more information about the btrfs object and property, see the get sub-command. The btrfs property provides a unified and user-friendly way to tune various btrfs properties, instead of using the traditional method like chattr (1) or lsattr (1).
Btrfs-inspect-internal
Manual page and help for the btrfs-inspect-internal linux command. This command group provides an interface for querying internal information. The functionality ranges from a simple user interface to ioctl or a more complex query that compiles the result from multiple internal structures. The latter usually requires calls to privileged ioctls.
Btrfs-check
Btrfs-check manual page and help. The file system checker is used to check the structural integrity of the file system and to attempt to repair it upon request. It is recommended to disconnect the file system before running the scan, but it is also possible to scan the mounted file system (see --force).
Btrfs-balance
Linux btrfs-balance manual page and help. The primary purpose of the balance function is to distribute block groups across all devices to meet the constraints set by the applicable profiles. For more details, see mkfs.btrfs (8) PROFILES. The scope of the balancing process can be further filtered using filters that can select the block groups to be processed. Balance only works on a mounted file system.